My ideas

It would really help if Capture One could single out the sky or ground for editing. It should be knowledgeable enough to know that trees have limbs where the sky is in between the limbs.

So capture one live has been a God send for working with clients. Only issue is that the comments they add only live online until I click on the image. It would be sooooooo incredibly helpful to filter images by comments in capture one and not jus...

At this moment I am working on pictures of paintings. These paintings are white, photographed on a white wall, so there is a little, but hardly any contrast between the painting and the wall. Making a general selection and fine-tune it with the lu...

Details Please provide a history panel. What problem do you see this solving? Without a History Panel, there is no way of reviewing edits, or reverting to an earlier state, other than keep on pressing ctrl-z or Undo, which is very inefficient. Ctr...

I would love to see more AI masking for interior workflows. Masking windows for example.

The settings for columns, margins, etc should be saved to make contact sheet generation faster and more consistent.

There are a few issues with the current panorama stitching process. One is that the images are not aligned properly, regardless of how many you've taken. Another problem is the appearance of black areas in some stitched images—especially in high-c...

A common problem is stray hairs on people regardless of how much effort the stylist puts into controlling this on a shoot. We have Hair masking which works very well. Is there a way to incorporate stray hai removal into the retouch Panel?

Use HAAR Cascades or HOG, or algorithm_of_your_choice to detect open and closes eyes on portrait images. This can be useful to work on high volume group portraits (weddings, business conventions, sports team, etc..) to detect how many faces are ey...